Berlin is facing strong winds and heavy rain today. The German Weather Service (DWD) has issued storm warnings across many districts. For Berliners, understanding what these warnings mean — and how to act — is key to staying safe and calm.
Germany uses a color-coded weather warning system. Today’s alert for Berlin is likely in the orange or red level — meaning strong or severe winds with gusts reaching up to 90–110 km/h in open areas.
Tip: Always check the official DWD app or dwd.de for live updates.
The storm will bring strong gusts, heavy showers, and possible short power interruptions. Public transport may experience delays, and some trees could fall in parks or along streets. The windiest areas will likely be open spaces such as Tempelhofer Feld and the outskirts toward Brandenburg.
Did you know? Most injuries during Berlin storms occur from flying objects or fallen branches, not direct wind exposure.
BVG (buses, trams, U-Bahn) and Deutsche Bahn may experience slowdowns or temporary interruptions. Before you travel, check:
Some schools or childcare centers may adjust schedules if wind speeds rise. Follow official city alerts or school apps for announcements.
Power cuts can happen during strong wind storms. If lights go off:
According to checkwetter.de, winds will remain strong through late evening, calming gradually overnight. Rain bands may continue into tomorrow morning. The temperature will drop slightly, so expect a chilly start to the next day.
Tip: Wait at least 3–4 hours after the storm ends before resuming outdoor activities.
Storm warnings can sound alarming, but preparation reduces risk. Berliners are experienced with weather shifts — most storms pass quickly. Staying informed and avoiding unnecessary travel keeps everyone safe.
Today’s storm in Berlin is serious but manageable with care. Stay indoors during the strongest gusts, check updates regularly, and help neighbors if needed. Remember: safety first, calm second, and community always. For more local updates, visit checkwetter.de.